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New York state’s headed deep into the red — but Albany will ‘rely’ on denial

State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli just sounded a blaring alarm about the state’s cash shortfall — but don’t expect lawmakers to take heed.

The Post’s Eric Adams support: Letters to the Editor — Aug. 13, 2025

NY Post readers discuss The Post’s editorial urging President Trump to endorse Mayor Adams for re-election.

Just say no to Big Dope — and its push for even more legal marijuana

Donald Trump should ignore the well-funded cannabis lobby: What matters is that more and cheaper marijuana will mean nothing good for ordinary Americans.

Think Blas’ relationship with the cops was bad? Mamdani will be much worse

For a preview of how relations will look between City Hall and the NYPD under a Mayor Mamdani, just look at one ex-cop's take...

Mamdani’s ‘war’ against Trump spells bad news for NYC

Zohran Mamdani’s “Five Boroughs Against Trump” tour is a cheap campaign stunt setting the stage for disaster for New York City.

New JAMA Study Shows Prevalence of Telehealth Abortion

The Trump administration FDA clearly has the power to restore the old pre-pandemic rules regarding chemical abortions. Faster please!

We Need More Bellas: A Beautiful Becket Collaboration for Life vs. Death in Colorado

Bella sued the state for a permanent injunction so it can continue to do lifesaving abortion-pill-reversal work, which it won at the top of...

White House to Conduct Comprehensive Review of Ideology in Smithsonian Museums

Administration officials say that the effort reflects President Trump’s aim of restoring ‘truth and sanity’ to American history by removing unwanted ideology.

Trump keeps turning to military to advance domestic agenda, testing the bounds of emergency powers

President Trump is stretching the limit of how the military can be used on American soil with the deployment of the National Guard to Washington, Los Angeles and the U.S. border while floating the idea of dispatching troops to other American cities.

Justice Dept. directs employees not to use preferred pronouns

The Justice Department sent out an internal memo on Tuesday directing employees not to use preferred pronouns in their email signatures.

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